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Love Sanderson Lincoln
Tell A Friend and Put $200 in Your Pocket
Love Sanderson Lincoln? Share your experience with a friend. If they purchase a new or pre-owned vehicle from us you can earn a $200 referral check for each person you bring in. See your sales person for full details.
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Catch Up With Sanderson Lincoln and Sanderson Volvo of Phoenix
Missed the latest Affordable Eats Affordable Drives? Check out Sanderson's You Tube Channel. There you can watch all episodes of Affordable Eats Affordable Drives, learn more about some of the neat features on our vehicles, plus watch videos from all our events.
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Vehicle Profile: The 2011 LINCOLN Navigator
The ultimate in full-size luxury SUVs.
The 2011 Lincoln Navigator is equipped with a wide array of technology and safety features, blended into a full-size luxury SUV. The Lincoln Navigator is what a full-size luxury SUV should be.
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Stay Healthy on the Road and Abroad
Advice for the perfect travel experience.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a once-a-week business traveler or love cross-country road trips – regardless, certain precautions while spending time away from home can keep you at your best. There’s nothing worse than feeling ill, especially when matters are complicated by unfamiliar territory. Fortunately, however, there are steps you can take to ensure a safe and successful excursion. Here are a few to get you on the right track:
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Oh, Tango You Didn’t!
Celebrities who refused to Dance with the Stars.
Love it or hate it, ABC’s reality show Dancing with the Stars is a runaway hit. The show, based on the popular UK series Strictly Come Dancing, is embarking on its 12th season and it is bigger than ever. A total of 138 stars have taken to the floor to compete for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy, which might make you wonder, with so many stars saying, “Yes,” has anyone turned down the opportunity to strap on those bedazzled dance shoes and shake it?
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Discover the Natural Perfection of Patagonia
Argentina’s diverse wilderness is ready to host the adventure of your life.
Sprawling across Argentina’s southernmost region, Patagonia is truly a world of its own. From spellbinding glaciers to winding, mountain rivers, you’ll never finish exploring this South American gem. Magellan may have been impressed in 1520, but today’s Patagonia is more enchanting than ever. Thanks to 21st century trends in eco-friendly luxury, the region is a hotspot for travelers craving adventure, as well as extravagance.
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Simple Gas Saving Tips
Basic maintenance and subtle changes to driving habits can add up to reduced fuel consumption.
As fuel prices continue to rise, many drivers are looking for ways to improve the gas mileage of their vehicles and stretch each tank as far as possible. Fortunately, there are a number of tips and tricks that have been proven effective time and again that you can use to help squeeze a few more miles out of each drop of gas.
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One Man’s Trash Is Another Man’s Treasure
Highlighting the world of collectibles.
You know the old adage. In American Pickers host Mike Wolfe’s case, this turned out to not only be true, but to be the foundation upon which he has built a truly fruitful life.
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Senior Moments
Simple steps to improve your memory.
Inevitably, as we get older, our brains slow down and memory loss occurs. It is a natural part of the aging process and, in most cases, no cause for alarm. According to the National Institute on Aging, “Your mind works a lot like a computer. Your brain puts information it judges to be important into ‘files.’ When you remember something, you pull up a file…As people grow older, it may take longer to retrieve those files.” While we all experience what cutting-edge scientists and individuals under the age of 40 refer to as “senior moments,” it is possible to gain some control over this process by following these few easy steps.
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Get UnCARBONated
What exactly is a carbon footprint?
We hear a lot about “carbon footprints” these days, but no one seems to explain just what this green buzzword really means. We know we should try to decrease ours, but where do we begin? Here is an introduction to this hotly debated topic.
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